Why should someone play as a solo survivor?

@not_Queen @Patricia @Peanits @Shelby Why should a player decide to face a trial as a solo survivor?

1) If you are found by the killer when the generator's progression is at 90%, no one will care to finish it while you are being chased or hooked: when you can go back, you will probably find it badly damaged.

2) You have the strong suspicion that the killer uses NOED, so you patience, choose Small Game and go around the map to earn a few points by cleansing dull totems, but you are not invulnerable: the killer chases you, hooks you, and the gaming events prevent you from beating the map in palm, until you discover the bitter surprise that your three unknown companions have completely ignored the problem and left the last, crucial totem standing.

3) If you need a hand after a ruinous chase, resign yourself: no torch bearer will come out of the dark corner to try to save you.

4) Is the killer camping you? You're dead: which sole survivor would ever use Borrowed Time?

5) You are good at keeping the killer, you keep them busy for a few minutes, but the gens don't progress: you discover, at your expense, that the rest of the team has had fun searching for chests or wandering around with Urban Evasion here and there.

6) You want to try your luck and equip Plunderer's Instinct + Ace in the Hole, but nobody knows it and you bitterly discover that they anticipated you, opening all the chests.

7) One of your very selfless companions has been hooked and you feel the moral imperative to repay the favor, so you abandon the heal or the gen and you launch yourself to the rescue, only to discover that someone beat you on time for a few seconds: you have lost time, the efficiency of the team has fallen and so the hopes of victory, and, if luck leaves you, you are also intercepted halfway and hooked a few meters from your unknown friend.

8) You're hanging on the hook, well, it's normal, it's part of the game, but nobody comes to save you... the classic case of the bad Samaritan: everyone thinks that others are providing for the rescue, and nobody moves.

9) Great game, you're running towards the exit with blood dripping from your side: << Hey, friend, down there, please, shield me with your body, I miss a few meters...>>. Hem... nope. You die. I will not waste another point on the list to make the corresponding example of the bodyblock near the hook, but there is also that, yes.

10) The killer is breathing down your neck, smells your blood, but you dash towards the labyrinth, anticipating a few seconds of breath: here, salvation is there, turn the corner and press the button instinctively while the enemy loads a deadly lunge... and you fall to the ground, among the broken planks of a pallet that no one has informed you of having already used.

11) I could still go on, but I don't want to bore you.

Now, given that who plays as a solo survivor:

A) enjoys a myriad of exceptional advantages in the gameplay, listed above (irony activated, if someone does not understand the point);

B) is not rewarded for the greater difficulty with more bloodpoints or better emblems;

C) is likely to suffer the wrath of a furious killer, barely bullied by a toxic team and therefore eager for a bloody revenge against the next band of four uncoordinated and clumsy idiots;

D) often loses due to macroscopic errors of unknown friends, with whom they will not even have the pleasure of laughing at the end of the game;

E) accumulates frustration more easily than fun;

for what absurd reason should they not immediately switch to the killer role or find some toxic friend with whom to abuse the killer or, in the absence of such solutions, stop playing and move on to something else? Why should the sole survivor accept a so disadvantaged game, full of penalties? Aren't their money, their time, their satisfaction, as precious as those of the team or the killer?

Please don't make me a list of remedies or strategies to play alone: that's not the point, I'm not looking for advice. The point is fairness. A written exam in a foreign language can be taken with or without a dictionary, but it is not permissible for some candidates to have a dictionary and others to be without them: not only the candidates with the dictionary enjoy an unfair advantage, but the examining commission cannot even prepare a test of the right difficulty.

In other words, it is so difficult to introduce information sharing mechanics that make the solo survivor's game as feasible as that of the teams, without adding anything to them, who already enjoy unlimited voice chat, and consequently strengthen the killers and make a place clean of so much toxicity on both sides? Auras, number of remaining totems, animated icons... just... something, please! And SOON™, please! :)